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London – What is there to do this Autumn?

Posted in: Blog, Useful Articles | October 11, 2018 at 12:41 pm

Explore all the interesting places! Including good food By Megan Bryant from StudentJob.co.uk If you are already living in London or are planning to visit this Autumn then check out the list below to see how you can have fun without breaking the bank! #1 | Hop on a bike! Ah,...

5 Things You Can Do on A Budget in London This Winter

Posted in: Blog | October 11, 2018 at 11:46 am

Great activities for a cold winter’s night Guest post by Phil Comyn Winter is coming! Or, more accurately, it’s arrived in full force! Winter is the season that tends to rouse a sense of excitement in people. There’s always plenty of activities going on in London to coincide with the festive...

A Mindful Mess Festival – 9, 10 & 11 November 2018

Posted in: Blog, Uncategorised | October 10, 2018 at 1:05 pm

A free three day festival exploring the mind With an eclectic programme of music, cabaret, workshops, talks, film, art installations and more, A Mindful Mess is a weekend long festival which will explore mental health from a variety of creative angles, and promote greater understanding of ‘neurodiversity’; the principle that...

How to Pass a Job Interview Successfully With No Work Experience in the UK

Posted in: Blog | October 2, 2018 at 11:24 am

How to Pass a Job Interview Successfully With No Work Experience In UK

How not to mess up at the first job interview? Guest post by Neal Davis If you ask any working professional living in London how their first interview was, they will narrate how nervous they were. Almost everyone gets nervous when attending a job interview. But, what matters most is how...

How to Buy a London Property in The Brexit Market

Posted in: Blog | October 1, 2018 at 12:06 pm

Buying property in the Brexit market? Guest post by Annie Button The weak pound and fluctuating foreign interest in property means that sales are slowing and fewer homeowners are putting their homes on the market, for fear they won’t reach their full potential. For current buyers, it means that finding...

Top 5 Outdoor Gyms in London

Posted in: Blog, General Advice | September 28, 2018 at 4:12 pm

Hand-picked outdoor gyms in London By Lizzie Exton from Inspiring Interns Nothing beats a good workout, especially if you can enjoy some sunshine and fresh air at the same time. Over the past few years there have been outdoor gyms popping up all over the country, with obstacle courses and exercise machines...

How to Road Trip around Australia When You’re Broke

Posted in: Blog | September 28, 2018 at 10:35 am

From finding cheap flights to budget accommodation Guest post by Maria Taylor Holidaying in Australia is on just about everyone’s bucket list. But what’s a broke guy or gal living in London supposed to do? Go anyway? Damn straight. You can still have a fantastic holiday in the land down under...

7 Tips for Flat-Hunting in London

Posted in: Blog | September 25, 2018 at 5:30 pm

Looking for a flat in London? Guest post by Annie Button The process of buying a new home is stressful at the best of times. Adding the competitive, high-priced nature of the capital’s housing market into the mix only makes it more so. If you’re looking for a flat in London...

The Importance Of Budgeting With a Young Family

Posted in: Blog | August 17, 2018 at 12:53 pm

Budgeting for Young Families By Debbie Fletcher There’s no doubt about it, having children is a life-changing experience. Your responsibilities and priorities will shift instantly as soon as that tiny person enters the world. There are many areas where you’ll find you need to make a change, but the biggest...

2018 Open City Documentary Festival

Posted in: Blog, Useful Articles | August 16, 2018 at 4:30 pm

Getting More Life Out Of The Short Form: Short Docs at Open City Documentary Festival By Matt Turner There’s no set time that a story should last. Some tales take a lifetime to tell, and others can be best told in six words or less. Yet in film, often the...